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U.S. Senate Majority Leader: The Clarity Act is expected to miss the window before Congress adjourns for its summer recess.
PANews, July 24 — According to CoinDesk, U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that the Clarity Act may not pass before the Senate adjourns on August 7, but at least the Senate will initiate consideration of the bill before adjournment. Thune said, 'We hope to at least get the Clarity Act moving,' but next week the Senate will prioritize a Russia sanctions bill championed by the late Senator Graham, and Graham’s funeral midweek will occupy senators’ time. White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt responded by saying he is optimistic about
Cosmos Labs and Peersyst Partner With LNET to Pioneer Tokenized Finance in Latin America
Is the market underestimating it? An analysis of the upcoming CLARITY Act
Author: Haotian The market is currently undervaluing the CLARITY Act, just as it initially undervalued the GENIUS Act. Fortunately, one year after its enactment, the GENIUS Act has already delivered tangible results. We can now extrapolate what the passage of the CLARITY Act might bring. -- Actual changes observed one year after the GENIUS Act The GENIUS Act brought stablecoins out of regulatory gray areas and into a formal oversight framework, directly triggering two major shifts: First, the issuer landscape evolved from a 'duopoly' into a diversified ecosystem. Tether launched the compliant USAT to complete its U.S.-focused offering.
Kazakhstan has approved strategic rules for digital mining, requiring mining companies that receive electricity quotas to allocate a portion of their mining output to the national reserve.
PANews, July 23 — According to Report.az, the government of Kazakhstan has approved the "Rules for the Implementation of Strategic Digital Mining," granting enterprises a 10-year eligibility to receive electricity quotas from energy-producing organizations at capped tariff rates. As a condition for obtaining these quotas, companies must transfer a portion of their mined cryptocurrency to the autonomous cluster fund Astana Hub. These assets will subsequently be transferred to the National Investment Company, a subsidiary of the National Bank, for fiduciary management to bolster the nation’s strategic cryptocurrency reserves. Operators participating in strategic digital mining must go through E-
Express News | Japan Plans to Launch Bitcoin ETF in 2028, with Retail Investor Capital Potentially Becoming the Primary Source of Inflows
Express News | U.S. Senator Lummis: Ethical provisions and other elements of the Clarity Act on crypto will undergo further discussion
Bitwise: Preparing for the Next Crypto Bull Market
HYPE, HOOD, and the convergence of on-chain finance with traditional finance.
Express News | Daily trading volume at South Korea's top five cryptocurrency exchanges has plummeted 88% year-over-year, forcing Korbit to sell assets to sustain operations.
Are crypto venture capital firms heading toward extinction?
Investors who built the industry are no longer optimistic about this sector—what happens next?
The Clarity Crypto Bill’s Uphill Battle: The Bipartisan Compromise Path in the U.S. Is Fraught with Obstacles
Clarity Act Races Toward Congressional Passage: After Compromise on Stablecoin Yields, Ethics and Banking Opposition Return to the Forefront. By Forbes; Translated by AididiaoJP, Foresight News Bipartisan lawmakers in the U.S. Congress are preparing to advance landmark legislation on crypto market structure—the closely watched Clarity Act. As with all historic bills, whether compromise can be reached on contentious issues will determine the fate of this legislation. For the Clarity Act, the path has been particularly rocky. In January of this year, Coinbase CEO
Express News | Trump Endorses Crypto Ethics Provision: Bans Federal Officials from Issuing Cryptocurrencies, Excludes State Attorneys General from DOJ Enforcement Authority
Express News | Crypto lobbying group TDC sues Illinois seeking to block digital assets tax from taking effect
Trump Softens Stance, White House Adviser to Stay; CLARITY Act Faces Decisive Battle in August
The broader significance of the CLARITY Act lies in its potential to serve as a pivotal turning point in the evolution of U.S. crypto-asset regulation—from an era of enforcement toward one of legislation.
U.S. state governments are accelerating their deployment of crypto infrastructure, while the federal government in Washington is moving slowly.
By Forbes Translated by AididiaoJP, Foresight News Since cryptocurrency became a policy issue, related debates have long centered on Washington, D.C.—an entirely reasonable focus in an era when the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission), CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission), the Treasury Department, and Congress jointly shape the future of digital assets. However, as we enter 2026, some of the most influential policy developments are emerging from state capitals. New Hampshire is the latest example. Governor Kelly Ayotte recently signed House Bill 639,
The Era of Massive User Bases: AI Cannot Function Without Cryptofinancial Governance Mechanisms
Author: Jordi Visser, veteran Wall Street analyst; Translated by Shaw, Jinse Finance Last week, I completed my first exclusive interview with Mark Moss. Having listened to many of his podcast episodes over the years, I deeply valued the opportunity to sit down and engage in an in-depth conversation with him. I have always enjoyed discussing artificial intelligence (AI) and the crypto industry with new acquaintances, but this dialogue was especially insightful, as our entire exchange focused squarely on the intersection of these two domains. The vast majority of investors, technologists, and industry commentators still treat them as separate spheres: when people talk about AI, they emphasize the revolution in intelligence and productivity; when they discuss
Express News | Sources: White House Reaches Agreement on Ethics Provisions of the CLARITY Act
The Russian State Duma will hold second and third readings of the cryptocurrency market regulation bill on July 21.
PANews, July 21 — According to Bits.media, Anatoly Aksakov, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Financial Markets, stated that the bill on cryptocurrency regulation will undergo its second and third readings on July 21. Aksakov said the bill aims to 'combat the illicit use of cryptocurrencies' while creating a legal framework for international settlements. Under the bill, non-professional investors must pass a special test to purchase cryptocurrencies, are subject to an annual limit of 300,000 rubles, may only trade through licensed entities, and are restricted to purchasing the most liquid crypto assets. The bill was originally scheduled to take effect on July 1 but has been postponed to September 1.